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The second day of the Second Vincentian Family Convocation, held on November 15, was marked by a spirit of unity and diversity that was reflected in every moment; an opportunity to delve deeper into the legacy of St. Vincent de Paul and to reflect on the theme “The Cry of the Earth and the Poor.”
On November 14, 2024, the Ghione Theater in Rome was filled with joy and camaraderie as over 300 members from five continents came together for the opening of the Second International Convocation of the Vincentian Family.
Third and last part of the article written by Jaime Corera, in which he reflects on the legacy of St. Vincent de Paul and the future implications of his spirituality, addressing both its past and its evolution into the future.
The Essential Elements of the Society—Spirituality, Friendship, and Service—are equal, inseparable, and essential to its identity, as they unite members in a shared mission of faith-driven charitable action.
Saint Agostina Pietrantoni devoted her life to serving the sick and ultimately became a martyr of charity. Her example of selfless service, sacrifice, and love led to her canonization by Pope John Paul II in 1999, becoming the patron saint of nurses.
Pope Francis, for the 8th World Day of the Poor, has chosen the motto “The prayer of the poor rises up to God” and calls to intensify solidarity and charity in an unequal world. This day, November 17, invites the Church to reflect on all forms of poverty and to take concrete actions in favor of the most vulnerable.
A weekly reflection for all the Vincentian Family, from Australia.
Blessed Maria Carola Cecchin was a nun of the Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph Benedict Cottolengo. Her life was characterized by a deep dedication to charity and missionary service, especially among the poor and sick of Kenya.
“The Heart of a Vincentian – Coming Soon November 2024” by Mark Choonara, Chief Executive Officer, Daughters of Charity Services.
This November, Rome welcomes attendees of the Second Vincentian Family Convocation for a meaningful event dedicated to fellowship and the mission of service. Participants will join sessions focused on synodality, strengthening community ties and social justice, with a notable celebration with Pope Francis.
